That walk again…

We had another day of amazing weather (I hope it never ends) today and I just had to go for a naked walk. Didn’t have time to drive anywhere so I headed for what is my favourite local walk, the good old Penarth – Lavernock – St Marys Well Bay. I think it like it so much as it is close to us, not too long, not to arduous and its a bit risky as there are a couple of pinch points, and you often meet textiles on the beach (which we like).

So I parked up at the Penarth end at around 11.45, stashed my clothes in my usual spot just past the end of the see wall and headed west totally naked (no bag today). The beach was empty all the ay to Lavernock point, and I kept going round the point, again not meeting anyone.

I walked all the way along the top of the beach towards St Marys Well Bay and passed one guy sunbathing towards the western end of the beach. He looked like he was naked, but as I got closer, I could see he was wearing skimpy speedos. I kept going as I could see that the sand bar was fully exposed at low tide and I wanted to walk down it – don’t get to do that very often!

I walked down onto the sand bar and dumped my trainers and walked out to the end of the sand bar, then had a swim in the lagoon behind the sand bar. I walked back over to the other side of the bar and walked into the ocean side until I was about chest deep and just enjoyed being in the water for a while. I came back up till the water was about knee deep and walked back up to my trainers.

I walked back up to the base of the cliff and turned left and walked round up into the back of St Mary Wells Bay in front of the caravans. It was so quiet that I walked across the beach towards a sunbather I could see on the western end of the beach under the caravans. I walked almost to the sunbather who was also naked (I think) and then turned back as I didn’t have too much time. I would ideally have walked past the sunbather and round the other side of the bay to swanbridge bay, but you cant have everything.

I walked back round the beach right up under the small cliff in front of the caravan park, and back round onto the wave cut platform leading back to lavernock Point.

There were now three guys sunning on the beach, one with shorts on, the second wandering about with speedos on. I chatted briefly to him and suggested that he should be naked , he said that the Police had been on the beach recently. I replied and said that there should be no problem as there is actually no law against nudity on beaches.

I walked back and as I rounded lavernock point I cam upon two women, tucked up in a fold in the cliff, sunbathing in skimpy bikinis, I walked past around 3-4 meters away, and both of them had a quick glance at me but just ignored me.

I walked round the point and headed back towards Penarth. On the way back, I passed an older couple sitting at the top of the beach neat the entrance path, and then a guy with a dog who was right down by the water collecting stuff in a bucket. Further along the beach I passed two more dog walkers who were about 30m away, and then as I got closer to my clothes stash, I walked within 2m of to women who were walking a dog. They had a good look at me as I waked up to and past them but didn’t really seem to care.

I collected my clothes, and headed home. Altogether another amazing walk which was quite exciting as I passed quite a few textiles. I only wish that Andi or Marian had been with me as they both would have loved the textile encounters

Gallery – More of the only ones naked

Andi, Marian and I love to be the only ones naked. It looks like others do too…

Gallery – Only One naked (mostly)

Andi, Marian and I love to be the only ones naked. It looks like others do too….

Penarth to St Marys Well Bay

Had another chance to get out today so did a local walk on my own.

I parked up at Penarth and walked west. The tide had just turned from high and was on the way out, but was still lapping up on the concrete walkway at the start of the walk. As it was quite early, the beach was quiet, so I got naked about 100m along the walkway and carried walking along the beach. I stashed my shorts and T-Shirt as soon as I could so I was naked and unencumbered and walked west towards Lavernock point.

When I got to the point, the waves were still breaking on the bottom of the cliff so I sat in the sun for about 30 mins until there was enough space to get round the point and walk the beach towards St Marys Well bay. I walked all the way along to the point that the cliffs turn back into St Marys Well Bay, and as it was so quiet, I decided to walk round and along the beach in front of the caravan park to the other side of the bay where it was more sheltered from the wind. I sat in the sun again for about 30 mins then set off back towards lavernock point.

So far I had not met anyone on the beach at all. As I walked back round Lavernock point I came face to face with two women walking dogs, who were scrambling over the rocks to walk towards St Marys Well Bay. They really didn’t seem too bothered to see a naked walker, and hardly looked at me once they had given me the first once over.

Looking towards Penarth from Lavernock Point – just about where I met two female dog walkers

I walked back to the Penarth end of the beach, grabbed my shorts and T, back to the car and headed home to do some work. Another fantastic naked walk in the bag 🙂

Aberthaw to Stout Bay

Had a great walk on on my own from Aberthaw car park all away along the beach towards Llantwit a few days ago. The weather is been so good that I just could not resist skipping a day off work and going for a walk And it was most certainly well worth it.

From the car park I just popped over the shingle bank down to the beach, got naked and started walking west towards summerhouse bay, It was so hot that I decided to take a bag with me so I could carry some water, and this time I took the phone so I could take a few pictures.

Taken towards stout bay.

Taken towards Stout Bay

I passed one Woman dog waker Who was coming towards me quite close to the car park, she didn’t seem at all phased and said hello as we passed each other. I walked all the way past summerhouse bay, then stashed my bag near the bottom of the cliff and Walked all the way to stout bay. I had forgotten What hard work this part of the beach Was to walk on, being more of a boulder hopping exercise than an actual walk, but it is well worth the effort as it is such an amazingly beautiful

When I got to stout bay I simply turned around and walked back, collecting my bag on the way and taking a few photographs. As I walked back past summerhouse bay, I passed a walker carrying a large rucksack Who had popped to the beach from the costal path for a break on the beach.

I passed no one else on the way back to the car, so the walk was very uneventful, but very enjoyable.

Nash Point

Great walk toady with Marian from Nash point towards Dunraven. Andi was working and I had had a very tiring couple of weeks and fancied a relaxing day off. Marian is staying with us for a bit so she was up for a walk.

We parked up at the Nash point car park and walked down on to the beach and turned right (west) and walked about 100-200 meters along the beach before we undressed and found a stash point for out clothes. We walked west along the beach, firstly over the wave cut platform and then along the sand that was becoming exposed as the tide went out. The beach was completely empty except for us and looked truly amazing in the morning sunlight.

There were a couple of dog walkers on the beach at the next beach access point (nash brook), but they barely gave us a glance as we walked past. Interestingly, most people really seem to have no interest in a couple of naked people waking on quiet beaches and just tend to ignore us.

We kept walking all the way to the far end of the beach at the most western end, and only passed two men kitted out in walking gear who came in the opposite direction to us, again, they barely gave us a glance. There were a few people on the beach at the dunraven end, none of whom were naked as far as I could tell, and we just turned round and walked all the way back. It was just as quiet all the way back but we stopped just short of nash point to spend an hour or so sitting on the sand and and having a (very) quick dip in the sea before walking the rest of the way back to get our clothes.

The beach was quiet, and we were having fun so we walked past the nash point entrance to the beach and stashed our clothes again on the eastern side of the bay and walked all the way along the wave cut platform to St Donats. On the way we passed a M/F textile couple walking towards us who had a very good gawp and were a bit surprised to see us, especially as I had got a bit of an unexpected boner on for some reason (Marian loves it when that happens and usually helps to get it harder).

We turned round at St Donats and walked back to our stash and then back up to the carpark.

All in all, a lovley walk on the beach with Marian and a relaxing way to end the week / start the weekend.